Accounts Payable Lead Project

Dandenong South, VIC South Australia
$100,000-130,000 per year
Temporary
Full-time

2 months ago
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Lead a high impact transformation AP project
Upskill and develop a team

About Our ClientOur client is a well-established, privately owned organisation with a strong track record in the consumer sector. Known for their commitment to service, innovation, and team development, they offer a collaborative and supportive work environment focused on continuous improvement and growth.Job DescriptionReporting into the Finance Manager, your responsibilities will include:

Oversee the day-to-day operations of the AP team, training and up-skilling
Manage the full AP process, including three-way matching of invoices
Ensure accurate and timely processing of stock invoices and credit notes
Act as a key contact for resolving supplier, branch, and merchandising queries
Maintain and enhance consistent AP processes and documentation
Support and develop team capability and performance
Build effective working relationships with internal teams and external suppliers
Coordinate end-of-month activities, including reporting and reconciliations
Identify opportunities for process improvement and efficiency

The Successful ApplicantThis is a great opportunity for someone looking to take the next step in their career with a challenging and rewarding project-based role. The ideal candidate will have experience in stock-based Accounts Payable environments, exposure leading or managing small teams, and a strong interest in process improvement and operational efficiency. This 12-24 month project offers the chance to make a real impact, build leadership capability, and contribute to a supportive, inclusive team culture. Strong communication, interpersonal skills, a proactive mindset and the ability to drive change are all crucial.What's on OfferOur Client:

Prioritises workplace culture
Free on-site parking
Growth opportunities - challenging project based role
Attractive remuneration - up to 130k + super
5 days on-site in Melbourne's SE suburbs

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